Bidding Sheet for American Pottery Auction

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SePtember 18, 2010
mail & Phone bid
American Pottery
Auction
Vicki & bruce Waasdorp
www.antiques-stoneware.com
e-mail address:
waasdorp@antiques-stoneware.com
P.O. Box 434
10931 Main Street
Clarence, New York 14031
(716) 759-2361
Vicki & Bruce Waasdorp
September 18th Mail & Phone Bid
American Pottery Auction
Dear Friends and Customers,
Thank you for purchasing our mail bid catalog. To insure the success of this, our
first sale this Fall, we do encourage you to bid early. We have accumulated a
variety of designs and factories, each of which is desirable in its own right. We hope you
find something to your liking that will fit into your collection. For your convenience, be
sure you phone ahead if you wish to schedule a viewing appointment.
A note on damage and repair: Stoneware was not originally intended as elegant,
expensive objects created strictly for beauty and display. They were utilitarian use. We also
strongly feel that these minor chips, age lines and repairs do not detract from the overall
value or beauty of each piece. We hope you share our opinion in determining your selections and bid amounts.
We greatly appreciate your participation and welcome any questions or comments
you might have. Thank you in advance for your support and GOOD LUCK!
Vicki & Bruce Waasdorp
MAIL, PHONE or FAX BID EARLY!!!
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Email
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auction close date:
Saturday, September 18th, 2010 — 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time
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Call backs on items over $2,000 see Condition #7 on page 2
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conditions of sale
BIDDING PROCEDURES AND GENERAL CONDITIONS
1. Mailed, emailed and faxed bids must be received on or before September 17th, 2010. If you must phone bid,
we strongly suggest that you call prior to the closing date with questions or to insure your bid is received. No
phone bids will be accepted after 7:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Saturday, September 18th, 2010.
2. Each lot in the sale has a minimum bid price. This bid is indicated in bold type after each lot. The minimum bid price is the lowest
accepted amount to purchase that lot, with exception being those items indicated with an asterisk*. These items have a reserve
price (see condition #9).
3. You may call at any time prior to the closing date to check the status of your bid and / or increase your bid at
that time.
4. Bids are increased in preset increments stated below:
Up to $200
$10 minimum increase
$200 to $1,000
$1,000 to $2,000
$2,000 to $5,000 $100 minimum increase
$5,000 to $10,000 $250 minimum increase
$10,000 and UP $500 minimum increase
(REMEMBER BIDS DO NOT INCLUDE BUYER’S PREMIUM)
5. If there are more than one bid on any given lot, the high bid is determined by taking the second highest bid and increasing it
by one bidding increment as set forth above.
Example: You bid $900 on a lot, which is the highest bid received to date. The second highest bid is $500 the current winning bid so far would be yours at $525 (I.E. 2nd high bid plus one increment of $25). Any
bid received below your $900 bid would be automatically increased until we reach your maximum bid level.
6. Your pledged bid will not be disclosed, only the current high bid.
7. Call backs: We will initiate call backs to the three highest bidders on items over $2,000 only. These will begin
after the auction close time to resolve the top lots in the auction. No other calls after the close time will be
accepted or bids executed with the exception noted above.
8. The highest bidder will prevail. In the event of ties, the earliest bid will win. We as auctioneers, reserve the
right to settle any dispute, regulate the bidding, and refuse any bid judged not to be in good faith.
9. Some of the lots in this sale are being sold subject to a reserve. These lots will be indicated with an asterisk*
before the lot number. A “RESERVE” is the minimum price agreed between the consignor and us below
which a lot will not be sold. We may implement reserves by bidding on behalf of the consignor. If this occurs,
we will inform you when you are bidding. We also reserve the right to withdraw any lot before its sale.
10.All sales are final. However, all lots are guaranteed as described as to condition and authenticity. Any returned
lots must be received by us in the same condition as when shipped and be shipped prepaid.
11. New York State residents will have sales tax added to the invoice unless a signed and completed exempt form is
on file.
12. Winning bidders will be notified by written invoice. Payment is due upon receipt of this invoice and
merchandise will be shipped immediately after remittance is received. 13% buyer’s premium will be applied to
the invoice.
13.Packing, shipping and insurance is additional, and will be reflected and itemized on the invoice. Shipping
charges will be approximately $30 for 2 Gal. or smaller and $40 for 3 Gal. and larger. Shipping is more to the
far west and south and on oversize pieces. Allow 2 to 3 weeks for delivery. Insurance charges are additional.
14. All pieces will be on view here (at our showroom) through Friday, September 17th, 2010. Call for an
appointment if you wish to view in person, or, individual color photos are available.
15. Bidding on any item indicates your acceptance of the conditions of this sale.
Call backs on items over $2,000 see Condition #7 on The Page
CALL: (716) 759-2361 Or Fax: (716) 759-2397
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*Lot #1 Min. Bid $2,500
Lot #5 Min. Bid $250
Extraordinarly, rare miniature butter churn complete with original decorated churn guide and wood
dasher. Deeply impressed at the shoulder, “JAMES
O’HARA PICTON”. Attributed to the pottery W.
E. Welding in Brantford, Ontario Canada. Profusely decorated with what appears to be a man
smoking a pipe with an “evil eye” above. Interior is
finished in a brown Albany glaze. There is an old,
large rim chip on the back. Other small, old chips
on the front. There is a glaze flake at the base on
the front that probably occurred when made. The
original decorated guide was broken ages ago and
carefully repaired using applied muslin cloth on the
bottom side as a make-do repair.
5” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned 2 gallon advertising jug.
Impressed and blue accented at the
shoulder, “PENFOLD & REEKS/
WHOLESALE & RETAIL/GROCERS & WINE MERCHANTS/
ST. THOMAS”. Decorated with a
flower design attributed to Welding
Brantford Ontario Canada. Professional restoration to a chip in the
spout and a hairline up from the base
on the right side.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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Lot #2 Min. Bid $60
*Lot #6 Min. Bid $2,000
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon advertising jug. Stamped and
blue accented, “A. G. DUGAS/
MARCHAND EPICIER/VINS ET
LIQUEURS/33 RUE ST JOSEPH/
ST ROCH/QUEBEC”. good condition
11” tall ca 1880
E. S. FOX ATHENS NY
extraordinary barrell shaped
cooler. Decorated profusely
on all four sides with large
floral decorations. One of
the best Athens coolers we
have ever sold. There are
three tight clay separation
lines down from the rim
front, back, and above the
left ear. They are barely noticeable on the exterior and
the piece “rings true”.
14” tall ca. 1838
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*Lot #7 Min. Bid $2,000
shoulder, “JOHN YOUNG JUN’R/
GROCER/WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANT/KING ST HAMILTON”.
Canadian origin. Brushed “1” below
the merchant mark. There is a stack
mark on the left touching the “JOHN”
which occurred in the making.
12” tall ca. 1817
CLARK & FOX ATHENS
4 gallon ovoid preserve jar.
Squiggled blue accents below
the blue maker’s mark. Additional blue accents at the ears.
Wonderful delicately incised,
long stem flower decorates
the back. Interior and exterior
chip at the rim on the flower
side. There is a tight line at
the rim between the left ear
and incised flower. Other
very minor chips and imperfections in the making.
15” tall ca. 1820
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*Lot #8 Min. Bid $2,000
shoulder, “GEORGE BERNHARDT/
WINES
&
LIQUORS/OPERA
HOUSE BLOCK/GALT ONT”.
Decorated with a flower design attributed to Welding Brantford Ontario
Canada. There is a chip in the spout.
Some staining from use.
14” tall ca. 1870
N. CLARK ATHENS approximate 3 gallon ovoid jug. Deeply
incised and blue filled abstract
flower with a plume frame below.
Blue at the maker’s mark. Good
condition. Glaze imperfections in
the making. There is a shallow chip
at the spout.
17 1/2” tall ca 1830
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Read descriptions carefully • NOTE Size and Condition
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N. CLARK JR GLOBE
WORKS ATHENS 3
gallon ovoid cream pot.
Decorated with a brushed
blue double flower design.
Uncommon maker’s mark
blue accented. Additional
blue at the handles. There
is a chip at the interior rim
on the back. Stone ping
under the left ear. Other
glaze imperfections in the
making.
10” tall ca. 1830
E. S. FOX ATHENS 3 gallon
ovoid jug. Simple small double
flower decoration with blue accents at the maker’s mark and
handle. There is a large, stable
impact crow’s foot line at the
shoulder on the left. Some staining from use. Chip in the handle.
14” tall ca. 1840
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Unsigned approximate 1 gallon
jug attributed to Nichols Poughkeepsie. Brushed design associated with that factory mark. Glaze
imperfections in the making.
12” tall ca. 1840
HUDSON RIVER POTTERY
WEST 12TH STREET ROCHE
BROTHERS AGT’S 34 FULTON ST approximate 1 gallon
ovoid crock. Decorated with a
simple flower design associated
with this factory. Short-lived rare
maker. Blue at the maker’s mark.
There is an old tight line and rim
chip on the front. Chip at the rim
on the back and one by the left
ear. Tight line also at the left ear.
9” tall ca. 1850
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Unsigned approximate 1 gallon ovoid crock with simple
brushed designs front and
back. Blue accents at the
ears. Attributed to William
Capron Albany, NY. Glaze
imperfections in the making. Some staining from
use. There is some old surface chipping at the rim and
base.
12” tall ca. 1830
C. CROLIUS MANUFACTURER
MANHATTAN-WELLS
NEW
YORK approximate 2 gallon pitcher.
Very uncommon form from this early
NYC potter. Typical sparce décor with
blue swags at the shoulder, accents at
the handle and some blue at the maker’s mark. Glaze imperfections in the
making. Old chip at the rim and base
from use. Interior wear also from use.
14” tall ca. 1800
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Unsigned tall 4 gallon preserve
jar. Decorated with a beautiful
incised and blue filled bird design
that is associated with NYC potters. Glaze imperfections in the
making. Professional restoration
to a jagged full length hairline in
front of the left ear. There is an
interior rim chip on the back.
15 1/2” tall ca. 1820
ARMSTRONG
&
WENTWORTH NORWICH approximate 2 gallon ovoid jug. Blue wash
at the maker’s mark and ribbon
handle. Rather uncommon mark.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1830
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I. SEYMOUR TROY
2 gallon ovoid jug with
brushed flower design.
There is a clay separation
line up from the bottom on
the back. There are signs of
an old green overpaint.
12” tall ca. 1825
THOMAS
D.
CHOLLAR
HOMER 2 gallon ovoid jug. Nice
example of an obscure Upstate
potter. Blue wash thru the name
and brushed “2” and tree design.
Minor staining from use.
13” tall ca. 1844
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J. F. BRAYTON UTICA approximate 1 gallon
ovoid crock with simple
flower decors. Blue at
the maker’s mark. There
is a crow’s foot spider on
the back. Some staining
from use.
9” tall ca. 1835
C. W. BRAUN BUFFALO, NY
2 gallon advertising jug. In blue
script, “S. F. Eagan/133 Seneca St./
Buffalo/NY”. Cinnamon clay color
in the making. Minor surface wear
from use.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1860
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GOODWIN & WEBSTER
small, approximate 1/2 gallon
ovoid jug. Reeded neck and blue
wash thru the deeply impressed
mark. Glaze imperfections in
the making.
9” tall ca. 1830
Unsigned 2 gallon advertising jug. “Everett Crystal Crystal Spring Water” in
blue script diagonally across the front.
Over glazed when made. There is a clay
separation and an under the glaze chip
at the spout that occurred also when
made.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1880
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S. HART OSWEGO
FALLS 3 gallon cream
pot with vine frame gallon designation. Shortlived Upstate NY potter.
Minor surface chipping
around the rim. Overall
grease stain from use.
12 1/2” tall ca. 1840
Unsigned approximate 1/2 gallon
advertising jug. In blue script, “M.
H. Haussling/134 & 138 N. J. R. R.
Ave/Newark, /NJ”. Minor wear at
the spout. Some staining from use.
8 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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Lot of 2 advertising jugs. The
first: Impressed and blue accented at the shoulder, “CHARLES
STREMPLE/18 WASHINGTON
AVENUE/ALBANY,
N.Y.”. There is a Y-shaped line
off a large spout chip on the left
side. Some staining from use.
11”. 1870. The second: Approximate 1/2 gallon with a stenciled
logo, “N. Salzman Co/ Purity
Above All”. Good condition.
9” tall ca. 1890
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Unsigned 4 quart advertising jug.
In blue script, “Moore & Hubbard/
Syracuse,/N.Y.” Nice blue and well
centered. Old Professional restoration
to chips in the spout, handle and base
on the right side.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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Unsigned approximate 1 gallon advertising jug. In blue script, “P. Cushman/
Wines & Liquors/Albany, NY”. Minor
glaze spider at the base and some staining from use.
11” tall ca. 1870
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LYONS CO-OPERATIVE POTTERY CO LIMITED 3 gallon
advertising jug. In blue script, “3.
B. FEIOCK & CO/135 E. MAIN
ST/ROCHESTER/NY” across the
front. Minor wear to the glaze and
there is a large chip at the bottom on
the back.
15” tall ca. 1880
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N. A. WHITE & SON UTICA NY
5 gallon advertising jug. The top
half of the jug is draped in cobalt to
the shoulder. Stenciled in blue below that is, “C. H. SAULPAUGH/
WINES & LIQUORS/ROME, N.
Y.”. Rare large size jug. Stack marks
in the making. Some staining from
use.
7 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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Unsigned 3 gallon beehive shaped
advertising jug. Impressed and
blue accented at the shoulder,
“W H E EL ER’S/H A M MOND SPORT WINE CELLAR/HAMMONDSPORT, NY”. Decorated
with a flower décor attributed to
Whittemore Havana pottery. There
is a long clay separation horizontal
line below the flower and a second
line at the shoulder, that occurred
in making. Some staining from
use. There is a glaze spider in the
blue design.
13” tall ca. 1870
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Unsigned 1 gallon advertising
jug. Impressed and blue accented above abstract design,
“L. K. BIGELOW AGT/MERCANTILE ASSOCIATION/
BELLVILLE JEFF CO N.Y.”
There is a short line at the base of
the handle. Interior wear at the
spout from use. Some staining
from use.
11” tall ca. 1870
GEDDES NY 2 gallon advertising
jug. In blue script on the front, “Kenyon Potter & Co/Wholesale Druggist/34-36 Clinton St./Syracuse, NY”.
Mottled clay color and light decoration
in spots occurred in making. There is
a chip in the spout and staining from
use.
15” tall ca. 1870
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Unsigned 2 gallon advertising jug
with flower decoration attributed to
the John Burger factory. Impressed
and blue accented at the shoulder,
“J. COCHRANE/WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN/
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS/
WINES & LIQUORS & C & C/
NO 28 MAIN ST ROCHESTER”.
Minor imperfections in the making
including clay separation under the
handle.
14” tall ca.1865
Bristol glaze small butter crock with
white and blue accent bands. Stenciled
black logo of Wm Moxley’s clover oleomargarine, Syracuse, N.Y. The piece
comes with a fitted wooden lid. There is
a hairline at the rim on the back.
7 1/2” tall ca. 1900
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Unsigned 2 gallon advertising jug with
brushed blue accents at the spout and
handle. Stenciled across the front,
“C. J. ORTMANN/UTICA, N.Y.”.
The stenciled name is framing a small
stenciled goblet in center of the stamp.
Glaze imperfections in the making.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1879
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Bristol glaze approximate 1/2
gallon advertising humidor with
original lid.Stenciled in brown,
“VANITY FAIR/Highest Award
Vienna, 1873/Does Not Bite the
Tongue/Rochester, NY/Wm. S.
KIMBALL & CO”. Stenciled
courting couple on the back.
Probably English made for the
American market. Some staining
from use. There is a chip in the
original knob lid.
8” tall ca. 1880
Unsigned 2 gallon beehive shaped
advertising jug. Brushed blue wash
at the handle and spout. Stenciled
in blue on the front, “JOHN H.
L A LOR / W HOL E SA L E/LIQUOR DEALER/27-31/CHARLOTTES
STREET UTICA,
N.Y.”. Note Utica is misspelled.
There are surface chips at the spout
and staining from use.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1880
JOHN B CAIRE & CO
MAIN ST POKEEPSIE NY approximate
1 1/2 gallon cream pot
with dotted plume.Mark
is deeply impressed and
blue accented. There is
a chip at the rim on the
front and another at the
right ear. Other minor
surface chips and stained
from use.
8” tall ca. 1850
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N. A. WHITE & SON UTICA NY 3
gallon advertising jug. Stenciled on the
front in blue, “COMSTOCK BROS/
UTICA, N.Y.”. There are signs of a later, red overpaint. Chipping at the spout
and there is some staining from use.
17” tall ca. 1870
W. W. & D. WESTON ELLENVILLE N.Y. 3 gallon
crock with a stylized flower
design in facelike proportions. Nice blue. Blue at the
maker’s mark and handles.
This is from a short-lived
early, one year factory. Rare.
Glaze wear, stain and surface chipping at the rim
and base from use. There
is a tight, short hairline at
the rim thru the deeply impressed maker’s mark.
10” tall ca. 1849
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Lot #45Min. Bid $150
HUDSON
NY
POTTERY 4 gallon
crock with large blue
bird. Minor interior
rim chip and glaze
imperfections in the
making. This is a one
year mark.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1869
CORTLAND tall 2
gallon crock with triple
flower design. Good
condition.
10” tall ca. 1860
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BRADY & RYAN ELLENVILLE
NY 2 gallon preserve jar with signature bird design. Stack marks at
the base in the making. There is a
rim chip on the back and minor interior lime staining.
11” tall ca. 1885
M.
WOODRUFF
CORTLAND 3 gallon crock with a triple
flower design. Blue
at the maker’s mark.
There is an old Professional restoration to a
hairline and rim chip
on the front, hairline
in front of the leaf ear.
Also to a long hairline
on the back.
11” tall ca. 1870
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E. A. MONTELL OLEAN
NY 2 gallon preserve jar.
Large bouquet of four flowers
decorates the front of this jar.
Additional blue at the maker’s
mark. Minor in body spider
line on the very back. “Sticky”
grease stain from use.
11” tall ca. 1870
A. O. WHITTEMORE HAVANA,
N.Y.
approximate
1 gallon cream pot
with dotted daisy design. Old Professional
restoration to impact
damage below the
flower and under the
left ear.
7” tall ca. 1870
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J. MANTELL PENN YAN
4 gallon cream pot. You
could not get any more blue
on this large compote design. Blue accents at the ears
and maker’s mark. There is a
chip at the extended rim on
the back. Minor clay separation in the making at the
base on the back.
12 1/2” tall ca. 1860
WM E. WARNER WEST TROY
2 gallon jug. Decorated with a fine
line floral design. Blue at the maker’s mark. There is a tight, long line
up from the base thru the center of
the design. Glaze spider on the very
back. Some staining from use.
13” tall ca. 1850
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WEST TROY POTTERY approximate 1 gallon jug with dotted plume
design. Mottled clay color in the making.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1880
ATHENS POTTERY
NY 2 gallon crock
with simple leaf design.
There is a short line up
from the base on the
left. Stained and glaze
spot loss from use.
9” tall ca.1860
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F. A. GALE GALESVILLE, NY 2 gallon jug with thick blue, large flower design. Blue at the maker’s mark. There is a
glued break in the handle and all around
the spout. Glaze burn on the back occurred in the kiln. Some staining from
use.
15 1/2” tall ca. 1860
WEST TROY NY
POTTERY 4 gallon
crock with a long legged
bird on a dotted plume.
Stained from use.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1880
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N. CLARK JR ATHENS NY 3 gallon jug. Decorated with a large blue
vine and flower design. Blue at the
maker’s mark. Stack marks occurred
in the kiln. Surface chip at the spout
and some staining from use.
15 1/2” tall ca. 1850
W-A-LEWIS GALES-VILLE
NY approximate 2 gallon preserve jar. Decorated with a bold
blue basket of flowers design.
Very pretty. Glaze burn and clay
separation at the base occurred
when fired. Minor surface wear at
the rim and some staining from
use.
11” tall ca. 1860
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Unsigned approximate 1
gallon preserve jar with
deep blue flower bouquet.
NYS origin. Probably Cortland factory pottery. There
is a pottery receipt incised
in the bottom. Never have
seen this before! We guess
the potter used whatever
was handy when making
out a customer bill. Impact
fracture at the rim on the
left side. There is a stack
mark on the very back.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1870
WEST
TROY
POTTERY
approximate 1 gallon
crock with tornado
design. The name is
lightly impressed.
There are a few
chips at the rim.
7 1/2” tall ca.
1880
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gallon crock. Most unusual as there are 2 distinct decorations. There
is a slip blue dotted fish
above a bird and worm
decoration. Was this a
practice or apprentice
piece? Similar in color
and design to Ballard
Bros from Vermont.
Stack mark at the base on
the front and other minor imperfections.
9” tall ca. 1870
gallon batter pail. Brushed
blue flower typical of the
Albany area potters. Minor flakes at the rim and
mottled clay color in the
making.
9” tall ca. 1870
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Unsigned 3 gallon jug with rare, large
dotted pidgeon design. Probably CT
origin. Some staining from use.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon stoneware pitcher with long
stemmed flower design. NYS origin.
Professional restoration to a large
chip at the rim on the left side.
11” tall ca. 1870
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preserve jar with stoneware lid.
Decorated with a spiral leaf attributed to Albany, NY potters.
There is a chip at the rim and
some staining from use.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned 2 gallon beehive
shaped syrup jug finished in
an Albany glaze. Potter’s fingerprints at the base. NYS
origin. Nice decorative piece
in good condition.
12” tall ca. 1880
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Unsigned 3 gallon preserve jar
with large leaf and double flower
design. NYS origin. Good condition.
13” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned
“1/2”
gallon cream pot.
Blue accents at the
handles and under
the gallon designation. NYS origin.
Minor chip at the
rim on the front.
Some staining from
use.
6 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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60
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Unsigned 3 gallon
crock with large bird
on stump design. Additional ground cover
highlights the bird.
NYS origin. Some
staining from use.
11” tall ca. 1870
POTTERY WORKS LITTLE
W. 12TH ST. N.Y. 1 1/2 gallon preserve jar. Decorated with
a simple brushed flower design.
Stack marks in the making.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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Lot #66 Min. Bid $1,200
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon crock. Decorated with
an eerie staring face with
large eye brows and dotted
mustache. A stylized design
long associated with the Macquoid potter in NYC. Rare
and probably one of a kind.
There is a chip at the rim on
the front and over the right
ear. Minor clay separation at
the base on the back occurred
in the making. Some staining
from use.
7 1/4” tall ca. 1870
POTTERY WORKS
LITTLE W. 12TH
ST. N.Y. 1 1/2 gallon
crock with stemmed
cherry design. There is
a T-shaped glued crack
to the left of the flower
up from the bottom.
Some staining from
use.
8 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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Lot #71 Min. Bid $1,500
WEST 12 ST NY 1 1/2 gallon
preserve jar. Decorated with
this factory’s well recognized
“Santa” or “cloud face” design.
This example is on a nice small
size. There are chips at the rim
and somewhat dry glazed.
10” tall ca. 1870
L. LEHMAN & CO WEST
12TH ST. N.Y. 1 1/2 gallon
preserve jar with deep blue triple
flower design. Glaze imperfections in the making. Some minor
staining from use.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1860
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W. 12TH ST. N.Y. 2 gallon preserve jar. Decorated with triple
daisies. Glaze imperfections in
the making.
11” tall ca. 1870
FULPER BROS FLEMINGTON NY 4 gallon preserve jar.
Decorated with a spiriling dotted
leaf design. There is a short clay
separtion at the base on the back.
Minor surface chip at the rim.
14” tall ca. 1885
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WHITES BINGHAMTON 2 gallon
jug with stylized flower design. Blue at
the maker’s mark. Good condition.
15” tall ca. 1860
W. ROBERTS BINGHAMTON 2 gallon
crock with their signature bird design.
Mottled clay color in
the making.
9” tall ca. 1860
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N. WHITES CO BINGHAMTON
NY 6 quart batter pail with original bale
handle. Blue wash at the maker’s mark,
ears, spout, and lug handle. Professional
restoration to a hairline at the rim thru
the impressed maker’s mark.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1860
HART
BROS
FULTON, NY 2 gallon
crock. Folky strutting
chicken design - one of
a kind decoration from
this potter. Blue at the
maker’s mark. There
is a large chip on the
bottom and back. Also
some glaze wear at the
rim in back of the left
ear. Minor interior rim
chip.
9” tall ca. 1880
78
W. ROBERTS BINGHAMTON NY 2 gallon
cream pot with long neck
dotted bird on plue. There
are a couple of surface
chips at the rim.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1860
S. HART FULTON
3 gallon crock with
stylzied vine and
flower design above
the “3”. Blue at the
maker’s mark. Interior and exterior
staining from use.
10” tall ca. 1875
75
79
W. ROBERTS BINGHAMTON NY 4 gallon
crock. Decorated with a
long necked, dotted shore
bird on a plume. There are
minor imperfections in the
making. Some staining
from use.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1860
S. HART FULTON 2 gallon
beehive shaped jug. Decorated
with their signature crossed love
bird design. Stack mark on the
back occurred in the kiln. Some
staining from use.
13” tall ca. 1875
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80
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S. HART FULTON 3 gallon
beehive shaped jug with stylized
vine and flower design above the
“3”. Blue at the maker’s mark.
There is surface wear, minor chipping and some staining from use.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1875
N. WHITE & SON
UTICA NY 3 gallon crock with hugh
bright leaf design.
Professional restoration to a short line
and chip above the
right ear.
10” tall ca. 1870
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86
WHITES UTICA
approximate 1 gallon
crock with a thistle
decoration.
There
are 2 short hairlines
down from the rim
front and back. Some
wear to the interior
rim from use.
7 1/2” tall ca. 1870
N. A. WHITE & SON UTICA NY 3
gallon jug with large, bright blue orchid
design. Stack mark at the base occurred
in the kiln.
16” tall ca. 1870
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Lot #87 Min. Bid $1,100
N. A. WHITE
& SON UTICA
NY 2 gallon crock
with leaf design.
Dark clay color in
the making.
9” tall ca. 1870
N. A. WHITE AND SON UTICA
6 gallon butter churn. Deep blue well
defined paddletail bird on a ribbed leaf
design. Nice example of a very desirable
design and form. Professional restoration
to hairlines extending down from the rim
in front of each handle.
19” tall ca. 1870
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87
Lot of two approximate 1 gallon
WHITES UTICA
jugs. Minor damage
and staining on each.
11” tall ca. 1870
WHITES UTICA
4 gallon crock with
signature running
bird design. Dotted
breast and ribbed tail
highlight the bird.
Blue at the maker’s
mark. There is a very
tight short line at the
rim on the front.
11” tall ca. 1870
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89
WHITES UTICA 2 gallon preserve jar with ribbed leaf design.
There is a hairline off a small chip
at the rim on the front. Some
staining from use.
11” tall ca. 1870
HUBBELL
&
CHESEBRO GEDDES 3 gallon crock
with spiral dotted tornado design. Horizontal tight line along the
base on the front is off
an X-shaped long spider line in the bottom.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1870
93
WHITES UTICA
NY 4 gallon crock
with double pine
cone/flower decoration. Blue at the maker’s mark. Chips at the
rim, one on the front.
There is a glued crack
down from the rim on
the back. Some staining from use.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1870
W. H. FARRAR GEDDES NY 3 gallon crock
with bouquet of daisies.
Name is impressed on the
front and back. Mottled
clay color in the making.
There is a large spidering
inbody hairline under the
right ear and a clay separation line above the right
ear, both occurred when
made. Minor stain and
wear from use.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1850
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90
W. H. FARRAR GEDDES NY 6 gallon butter churn with triple daisy décor. Some staining from use.
19” tall ca. 1850
HUBBELL & CHESEBRO GEDDES
NY 5 gallon butter churn with fitted
stoneware guide. Stylized dotted ribbed
leaf design with “5”. Signs of a later red
overpaint. There is a tight inbody horizontal hairline on the back. Overall “sticky”
stain from use.
17 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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92
95
W. H. FARRAR GEDDES
NY 3 gallon ovoid jar with
the highly desirable dotted bird on flower branch
design. Tornado accents
under the bird and gallon
designation. Outline of the
bird’s breast and eye is incised. Dry glaze in the making. Short line at the rim in
front, there is a surface chip
at the rim on the back. The
interior has some glaze wear
from use.
13” tall ca. 1850
J. MORTON JORDAN 2 gallon cream
pot with triple flower
design. Nice example
from an uncommon
maker. Glaze imperfections in the making.
12” tall ca. 1850
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101
Lot #97 Min. Bid $2,500
LYONS 3 gallon cream
pot with a great example of
this potteries well known
and classic starface design.
Finely executed and proportioned with great detail
to center face design. Minor
stone ping at the rim and on
the right side in the making. Interior stain and wear
from use.
12” tall ca. 1860
JOHN BURGER ROCHESTER 2
gallon jug. Nice example of their animated daisy design finely executed, well
centered and in great blue. Minor clay
separation at the spout and stack marks
in the making. Some staining from use.
14” tall ca. 1865
97
LYONS 1 gallon cream pot.
Nice brushed blue flower
with additional blue at the
ears and maker’s mark. There
are a couple of filled chips at
the rim on the front. There
are short tight lines at the
rim on the back and front.
9” tall ca. 1850
JOHN BURGER 3 gallon preserve
jar featuring one of their great stylized flower designs. There are old
crow’s foot spider lines on either
side of the design. Chip at the bottom on the back. Also some staining from use.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1865
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99
102
C. W. BRAUN BUFFALO NY 2 gallon jug with flower. “Pushed in” stack
mark and missing clay spot from contact in the kiln. Some staining from
use.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1870
BURGER & LANG ROCHESTER
NY 4 gallon butter churn with signature
wreath design. Complete with original
stoneware guide. There is an old Professional restoration to a hairline thru the
design. Some staining from use. Some
blister to the blue occurred in making.
16 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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104
J. BURGER JR ROCHESTER NY 2
gallon jug decorated with a large ribbed
and dotted oak leaf design. Stack marks
in the making. Some chipping at the
spout.
15” tall ca. 1880
BURGER BROS ROCHESTER
NY 2 gallon preserve jar with a fitted
wooden churn guide. Typical decorative flower design from the Burger
Factories. There is a filled chip on
the front and at the right ear.
12” tall ca. 1870
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105
J. BURGER JR. ROCHESTER N.Y.
2 gallon jug with a great example of
their slip blue flower décor. Blue at the
maker’s mark. There is a glaze burn on
the left. Minor flake spot in the spout.
15” tall ca. 1880
OTTMAN BROS &
CO FORT EDWARD
NY 5 gallon crock with
large crossed double
bird design. Old Professional restoration to
flake spots throughout.
Just touches the design
on the bottom left.
12 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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106
F. STETZENMEYER G. GOETZMAN ROCHESTER, NY 2 gallon jug.
Decorated with a very fine lined 3 petal
flower design. Nice example from a desirable short-lived pottery. Some staining
from use.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1857
FORT
EDWARD
STONEWARE FORT
EDWARD N.Y.5 gallon crock with bulls-eye
leaf design. There are
some flake spots around
the base. There is a rim
chip on the front and a
chip in the left ear.
12” tall ca. 1870
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107
111
Lot of three stoneware jugs. All are
from Fort Edward
NY. Approximate
1 gallon jugs with
dots and plumes.
All with minor
damage.
ca. 1870
SATTERLY & MORY FORT EDWARD NY 2 gallon jug with thick
blue plume design. Some staining from
use.
14 1/2” tall ca. 1870
J.A. & C.W. UNDERWOOD
FORT EDWARD NY 2 gallon
preserve jar with dotted leaf. Professional restoration to lines in
front of the handles.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1870
OTTMAN BRO’S
FORT EDWARD,
N.Y. 3 gallon crock
with leaf design.
mark. Glaze imperfections in the making. Interior chips at
the rim.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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108
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HAXSTUN & CO
FORT
EDWARD
NY 2 gallon crock with
ribbed leaf. Some staining from use.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1870
HAXSTUN
OTTMAN & CO FORT
EDWARD NY 2 gallon
crock with long tailed
bird on plume design.
Small stone ping on the
front with overall grease
staining from use.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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113
118
OTTMAN BROS & CO FORT EDWARD NY 4 gallon butter churn with
their popular bird decoration. Old
Professional restoration to a full length
hairline on the front, thru the design.
Professional restoration to a hairline on
the back that is starting to flake off.
16 1/2” tall ca. 1870
NEW YORK STONEWARE CO
FORT EDWARD NY approximate 1
gallon jug. Huge bird design in great
blue in the typical Fort Edward style.
Blue at the maker’s mark. Roughness at
the spout and a separation line in the
handle.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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115
119
NEW YORK STONEWARE CO
FORT EDWARD NY 4 gallon jug
with large ribbed dotted leaf design.
Good condition.
17” tall ca. 1870
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*Lot #119 Min. Bid $7,500
SATTERLEE & MORY FORT EDWARD NY 3 gallon jug. Decorated
with a Chvil War commemorative
“UNION” shield and stars design.
Probably one of a kind. Blue at the
marker’s mark. The potter created this
design in celebration of the reuniting
of the United States after the War.
There is a minor surface fleck in the
spout, otherwise excellent.
15 1/2” tall ca. 1870
120
Unsigned 4 gallon preserve jar
with original lid. Decorated with
a long legged shore bird walking
out of the water. Attributed to
Fort Edward Pottery. Overglazed
in the making. Minor lime staining from use. Ther is a glued hairline in the lid.
13” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned 2 gallon jug. Rare decoration depicting the monument located
in Bennington, VT. Complete replication including fence and windows.
Probably made by the Norton factory
as a commemmorative. Full length spidering hairline on the left side which
just touches the blue. There is another
tight impact crack at the base on the
back extending from a hairline in the
bottom. T-shaped hairline at the base
in front also up from the bottom.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1880
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125
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon jug with dotted leaf
décor. Over glazed in the making. Minor staining and roughness at the spout
from use.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1880
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON
VT approximate 1 gallon jug with
benny bird. There is a stone ping on the
back and overglazed at the shoulder, all
in the making.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1855
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126
E. & L. P. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT
3 gallon crock. Decorated with a wide, nice
lined and shaded tree
stump and ground cover. Nice blue. Unusual
design. Minor chip at
the rim on the front.
Another rim chip in
back. Glaze imperfections in the making,
most noticeable under
the right ear.
10” tall ca. 1880
VT approximate 1 gallon jug with Benny bird. Minor stack mark above the
neck of the bird occurred in firing.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1855
E. & L. P. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT
3 gallon crock with sylized dotted leafy spray.
Nice blue. There is a
chip at the rim above
the left ear.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1880
J. NORTON & CO BENNINGTON
VT 5 gallon butter churn. Large, wild
dotted floral spray in “Benny Blue”.
Great style and flair. There is a crow’s
foot spider just touching the design on
the left. Chip and hairline at the rim on
the back.
18 1/2” tall ca. 1860
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124
*Lot #128 Min. Bid $2,500
BENNINGTON FACTORY approximate 3 gallon ovoid jug with
brushed flower. Blue accents at the
base of the ribbon handle. There is
an old, painted museum inventory
number at the base on the back.
Rare first mark of the famous Norton family of potters. Stack marks,
glaze imperfection, some blister
to the blue and dry glaze - all occurred when made. Minor stone
ping at the rim and clay separation
at the base, also in the making.
15 1/2” tall ca. 1805
J. & E. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT 4
gallon crock with classic reclining buck. Two
story house in the background. Professional restoration to a full length
hairline in front and
thru the design. Extends
across the bottom and up
on the back. Rust stain
under the rim.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1855
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J. NORTON & CO BENNINGTON VT 3 gallon
cream pot. Decorated with a
floral petal spray with added
extended graduated dots and
many swirls. Blue at the maker’s mark. Tight lines in front
and in back of the left ear extending down from the rim.
12 1/2” tall ca. 1861
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON VT approximate 1 gallon cream pot.
Rare Norton design of a
small bird perched on a log
or branch. Some staining
from use.
8 1/2” tall ca. 1855
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130
133
VT 2 gallon jug. Dotted floral spary in
“Benny Blue”. Stack mark on the right
side and there is a clay separation line in
the handle, both occurred in the making.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1855
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON VT approximate 1 gallon crock
with simple leaf design. There are tight
lines at the rim on
the back and some
staining from use.
7” tall ca. 1880
134
J. NORTON & CO BENNINGTON VT 1 1/2 gallon cream pot with bird in
bright “Benny Blue”. Professional restoration to a
tight line in the front thru
the design off a rim chip
above the name. Also to a
second line under the left
ear and a line on the rim on
the back.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1861
L. NORTON BENNINGTON
approximate 1 gallon ovoid jug.
Decorated with a simple plume or
tree design. Additional blue wash
at maker’s mark. Nice example
of an early Norton maker. Stack
marks and mottled clay color in
the making.
12” tall ca. 1830
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132
135
VT approximate 1 gallon jug with
“Benny Bird”. There is a scribe line thru
the center of the body under the glaze
that occurred in making. Minor flecks
in the spout.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1861
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON VT 6 gallon
crock. Decorated with
a long, detailed, dotted
floral spray in great blue.
Professional restoration
to a short line in front of
the left ear and to a few
glaze flake spots on the
lower half.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1855
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E. & L. P. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT
6 gallon crock. Very
rare design of an attentive bird perched on a
tall ribbed stump with
ground cover. Nice blue.
There is an interior rim
chip. Professional restoration to a line in front
of the left ear and other
hairlines on the back.
13” tall ca. 1870
E. & L. P. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT 3
gallon crock. Decorated
with a huge floral spray
design ususally seen on
the earlier Norton marks.
Interior rim chip. Professional restoration to glaze
loss spots on the back and
sides.
10 1/2” diam ca. 1870
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137
E. & L. P. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT 5
gallon crock. Decorated
with spiraling dotted
spray. See our website
for provenance penciled
on the bottom. Surface
chips at the ears and
there is some staining
from use.
12 1/2” tall ca. 1870
E. & L. P. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT
3 gallon crock with
unusual dotted wreath
decoration. Professional
restoration to cracks up
from the bottom on the
front and back and into
the design
10” tall ca. 1870
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138
J. & E. NORTON
BENNINGTON VT
4 gallon crock with
ribbed thistle decoration. Blue at the
maker’s mark. Professional restoration to
glaze flake loss spots
throughout and a long
line in front of the
right ear.
11” tall ca. 1855
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON
VT 4 gallon butter churn with long dotted leaf design. Comes with a great, early
wooden churn guide. Professional restoration to a line thru the front and a full
length jagged line on the back.
17” tall ca. 1870
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139
J. NORTON & CO
3 gallon crock with
a very rare design of
the bird on twig. Executed in thick cobalt.
mark.
Professional
restoration to glaze
loss throughout and
includes bottom and
tail of the bird.
10” tall ca. 1861
E. NORTON 5 gallon jug shaped cooler.
Uncommon form, probably a special order.
Bung holes on the handle side and the piece
is impressed on the back with the maker’s
mark. Comes with original wooden spigot.
18 1/2” tall ca. 1886
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144
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145
VT 3 gallon jug with dotted floral spray.
Nice blue. Some staining from use.
15 1/2” tall ca. 1861
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON VT approximate 1 gallon cream pot
with simple leaf design.
Glaze imperfections in the
making.
9” tall ca. 1855
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146
150
VT 2 gallon jug. Decorated with a
bright blue “Benny Bird” perched on a
leaf. There are a few flakes in the spout
and some staining from use.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1861
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151
VT 2 gallon jug with signature “Benny
Bird”. Professional restoration to chips in
the handle and spout.
14” tall ca. 1861
148
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON VT 1 1/2 gallon preserve jar. Decorated with a simple
leaf décor. Professional restoration
to horizontal freeze line that just
touches the bottom of the flower.
10 1/2” tall ca. 1870
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON VT approximate 1 gallon jug
with classic thistle design. Some
staining from use.
11” tall ca. 1870
152
Unsigned 2 gallon advertising jug with
long stemmed daisy design attributed
to F. Norton. Impressed and blue accented at the shoulder, “J. H. SHEEHAN/NO 39 WASHINGTON SQ/
WORCESTER MASS.”. There is a
stone ping on the back. Saltglaze burn
in the making.
14” tall ca. 1870
E. & L. P. NORTON BENNINGTON
VT 4 quart batter pail with original bale
handle. Script “4” quart designation on
the front. There is a chip at the rim, surface chips at the lug handle, minor glaze
spidering and there is some staining from
use.
10” tall ca. 1870
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157
NORTON & FENTON BENNINGTON
VT 2 gallon crock with
3 bud flower decoration. Blue at the maker’s
mark. There are 2 short
hairlines at the rim on
the back, some old surface chipping and a short
hairline above the right
ear. Hairline at the base
under the ear. Some
staining from use.
12 1/2” tall ca. 1840
JULIUS NORTON BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon ovoid jug with well
defined butterfly design. Blue at the
maker’s mark. Stack marks and other minor imperfections in the making. Minor
staining from use.
14” tall ca. 1848
L. NORTON & SON
BENNINGTON
VT
2 gallon cream pot with
flower decoration. Blue at
the maker’s mark. Stack
mark in the making.
Some glaze loss on the
back. Surface wear and
some staining from use.
11” tall ca. 1835
JULIUS NORTON BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon ovoid jug withstylized gallon designation.Blue at
the maker’s mark. There is a chip
in the ribbon handle. Minor imperfections in the making. Some
staining from use.
14” tall ca. 1848
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154
155
JULIUS NORTON BENNINGTON
VT 2 gallon jug. Decorated with this
factory’s classic running rabbit and
flower design. There is a glaze burn and
other glaze imperfections in the making.
Some staining from use. Nice example.
15” tall ca. 1848
Lot of 2 approximate 1
gallon ovoid crocks. The
first: L. NORTON &
SON BENNINGTON
with flower design. Professional restoration to chips
at the rim and handles.
1833. The second: JULIUS NORTON BENNINGTON VT with
blue at the maker’s mark.
Y-shaped crack at the base
under the right ear. 1848.
9” tall
159
L. NORTON & SON BENNINGTON 2 gallon ovoid jug
with plume decoration. Professional restoration to hairline
around the handle, at the shoulder extending full length on the
back to the base below the handle.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1833
L. NORTON & SON 1 gallon
ovoid crock with ochre decoration. Professional restoration to
hairline all around the shoulder
and at the handle. Maker’s mark
is lightly impressed. Glaze spidering at the shoulder on the front.
11” tall ca. 1833
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160
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162
Lot of 2 E. & L. P.
NORTON BENNINGTON VT.
Utilitarian pieces
in an Albany glaze.
The first: 2 gallon
pitcher with Professional restoration
to cracks on either
side of the handle.
The second: Bowl
with formed spout.
Good condition.
ca. 1870
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166
Lot of 2 THE
EDW’D NORTON
CO./BE N N I NG TON, VT pieces.
The first: “2” gallon crock with some
staining. 8 1/2”. The
second: “2” preserve
jar with Professional
restoration to a hairline and rim chips
on the back. 11 1/2”
ca. 1890
163
O. L. & A. K. BALLARD
BURLINGTON VT 6 gallon crock. Very unusual
design of eggs in a nest between the limbs of a large
tree stump. Smaller trees in
the background. There are a
few flake spots and the ear
is missing on the left side.
Grease spot from an inbody
spider line just to the left of
the design. Stack marks in
the making.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned 1 gallon pitcher. Decorated with a sylized vine and blue
dashes. “1” & “G.” at the spout.
Probably MASS origin. There is a
tight line up from the base on the
back. Other minor imperfections
in the making.
11” tall ca. 1870.
E. NORTON & CO BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon barrel shaped
cooler with original lid and brass
spigot. Uncommon form. Professional restoration to cracks.
11” tall ca. 1886
SOMERSET POTTERS WORKS 2 gallon crock with compote of flowers décor.
There are 2 hairlines
at the rim, one on the
front, the other on the
back. There is a chip
at the interior rim
on the back. Mottled
clay and other glaze
imperfections in the
making.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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164
168
Unsigned approximate 1/2 gallon stoneware pitcher. Decorated
with 2 stylized dotted leafs. Mass
origin. Good condition.
8 1/2” tall ca. 1870
A. K. BALLARD BURLINGTON
VT 2 gallon jug with dark blue dotted
thistle design. Minor staining and surface chipping at the spout interior from
use.
15” tall ca. 1870
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*Lot #173 Min. Bid $3,500
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 4 gallon jug. Rare, distinctive bunny rabbit décor ready to
pounce. If you collect Cowden, this
is a must. Professional restoration
to a hairline and stack mark on the
left side. Other imperfections in the
making.
17” tall ca. 1870
HASTINGS & BELDINGS
ASHFIELD MASS 4 gallon
crock with flower bouquet. Additonal blue accents at the ears
and pottery mark. Unusual
wax seal formed interior rim.
Uncommon 4 year mark. There
is a stone ping on the front, line
at the base, lime staining, glaze
flakes. Minor glaze flake at the
interior rim. Surface chipping
at the rim. There is a filled chip
at the base on the back.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1850
174
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon pitcher with plume and daisy
decoration. Attributed to F. Norton Worcester Mass. Professional
restoration a stack mark and glaze
burn in the left plume.
10” tall ca. 1870
Lot #174 Min. Bid $1,200
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 2 gallon jug with
nice representation of their highly
sought after man in the moon design. Additional blue at the maker’s
mark and handle. Professional restoration to a jagged hairline that
went thru the design.
14” tall ca. 1870
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171
TAFT KEENE NH 3 gallon
preserve jar with a great decoration of a large bird crawling a
long tree stump. Dots and squiggles accent this design. Maker’s
mark lightly impressed. Glaze
imperfections/burn occurred in
the making. Some minor staining from use.
13” tall ca. 1870
P. SHENFELDER READING
PA 2 gallon jug. Decorated with a
vine and double flower design. Blue
accent at the handle. The maker’s
mark in lightly impressed. Stack
marks at the shoulder occurred in
the kiln. Some staining from use.
14” tall ca. 1870
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172
Unsigned 2 gallon advertising jug attributed to Greensboro area potteries.
In blue stencil on the front, “HYMAN
BROWARSKY/DEALER IN/GOLDEN SQUARE/RYE WHISKIES/NO
350 FIFTH AVENUE/PITTSBURGH,
PENNA”. Additional brushed blue accent lines above and below the stencil.
Blue accents at the handle. There is a tight
inbody horizontal line across the middle
that probably occurred in the making.
Chip under the glaze in the handle, also
in the making.
15” tall ca. 1870
SIPE & SONS WMSPORT PA 1 1/2 gallon cream pot with a
brushed leaf design.
There is an old chip at
the rim on the front.
Minor spidering off a
stone ping on the back.
Some staining from
use.
9” tall ca, 1870
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177
R. C. R. PHILA approximate 1/2
gallon pitcher.vWonderful double
flowers on the front. Swag design
all around the rim with additional
blue at the handle. Remmey factory
stamp at the shoulder. Nice example from a desirable pottery. There
is a long, tight hairline at the right
side of the handle. Another short
hairline at the right of the spout.
8 1/2” tall ca. 1860
pitcher with double long tulips on
the front. Swags at the spout and
additional blue accents at the handle.
PA or MD origin. Dry glaze in the
making. Roughness at the rim and
base from use.
9” tall ca. 1850
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182
R. C. R. PHILA approximate 1/2
gallon cylinder shaped crock. Blue
swags around the shoulder. Remmey
factory stamp at the base. There is a
surface chip at the rim.
9” tall ca. 1860
stoneware pitcher with 2 brushed
petal accents. PA origin. Some
staining from use.
8 1/2” tall ca. 1870
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pitcher with brushed flower. Additional blue accents at the spout.
Attributed to Hermann Factory,
Baltimore, MD. Cinnamon clay
color and stack marks on the side
occurred in the making.
11” tall ca. 1860
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180
pitcher profusely decorated with
double long stem flowers. Blue swags
at the spout, brushed leaves at the
shoulder and blue at the handle.
All done in a Remmey style. There
is a chip in the spout and a chip in
the base on the left side. There are
stone pings at the inner rim and
right flower stem that occurred in
firing. Old professional restoration
to a large chip at the rim above the
handle.
9” tall ca. 1850
Unsigned 1 gallon pitcher with flowers
at the shoulder. Swags at the shoulder
blue at the handle. Impressed “1” in a
circle at the rim on the right side. PA
origin. Mottled clay color in the making. There are some chips around the
base and a V-shaped hairline off a stack
mark on the left. Professional restoration - handle replaced.
11” tall ca. 1850
Unsigned 2 gallon jardinaire
decorated with what is referred
to as a crawling turtle decoration. Framed “2g” on the opposite side. PA/NY origin. Glaze
burn, stone ping, peppery glaze
and other imperfections in the
making.
12” tall ca. 1860
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Unsigned 3 gallon
cream pot with stylized flower. NY or
PA origin Dark clay
color. Surface wear
at the rim, base and
interior from use.
12” tall ca. 1850
Unsigned approximate 1 gallon cylinder shaped crock. Brushed leaf décor is
repeated four times around the body.
MD/PA origin. Good condition.
10 1/2” tall ca.1860
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186
Small Unsigned
spittoon with
brushed leaves all
around. PA origin.
There is a long line
on the side off an
impact spot at the
rim.
4” tall ca. 1870
Unsigned 2 gallon cylinder shaped
crock decorated with a brushed
double flower design front and back.
Attributed to Hermann Factory
Baltimore, MD. Impressed “2” at
the shoulder. Mottled clay color and
glaze burn at the rim occurred in
the making. Some minor staining
from use.
12” tall ca. 1860
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187
Unsigned approximate 2 gallon cake
crock with horizontal flowers. Blue
accents at the ears.
PA/MD
origin.
Stack marks on one
side in the making.
Long chip on the
left ear.
6 1/2” x 13” tall
ca. 1850
Unsigned 3 gallon crock of
Ohio origin. Rare decoration of a standing cow with
horns. Extensive restoration
to entire surface due to
glaze flaking, including part
of the design.
11 1/2” tall ca. 1880
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188
Unsigned approximate
1 gallon cake crock.
Decorated with swags
and flowers all around.
Swag designs on the
matching original lid.
PA origin. There is a
tight horizontal line at
the base and another
short hairline at the
rim. There is a chip at
the rim of the lid.
5 1/2” tall ca. 1850
Commemmorative hand painted,
small flower pot.
Impressed, “BENNINGTON/
AUGUST 16TH,
187 7/C E N T E NNIAL”. There are
large chips at the attached drain dish.
3” tall ca. 1877
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Miniature “Little Brown
Jug”. Bennington, Vt origin.
Potter’s fingerprints are at
the base. Flecks in the spout
and handle in the making.
3 1/2” tall ca. 1870
Miniature jug with, “Centennial/July
4th/1876”
scribed on the front. Commemmorative with potter fingerprints at the base.
Good condition.
3 1/4” tall ca. 1876
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197
Miniature jug scribed, “Bennington, Aug 16th, 1877” diagonally
across the front. Battle commemmorative with potter fingerprints
at the base. Good condition.
3 1/2” tall ca. 1877
Miniature jug with, “Centennial/July 4th/1876” scribed
on the front. Commemmorative with potter fingerprints at
the base. Good condition with
original cork.
3 1/4” tall ca. 1876
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198
Miniature jug with, “Centennial/
Aug 2-16th/1877” scribed on the
front. Battle commemmorative
with potter fingerprints at the
base. Good condition.
3 1/2” tall ca. 1877
Miniature jug with, “Centennial/Augt-16th/1877”
scribed on the front. Battle
commemmorative
with
potter fingerprints at the
base. Professional restoration - replaced handle.
3 1/4” tall ca. 1877
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199
Miniature jug with, “Centennial/July 4th/1876” scribed
on the front. Commemmorative with potter fingerprints
at the base. Good condition.
3 1/4” tall ca. 1876
Jug 1876”. Bennington, Vt
origin. Centennial commemmorative with potter
fingerprints at the base.
Good condition.
3” tall ca. 1876
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200
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Miniature “Little Brown Jug”.
Bennington, Vt origin. with
potter fingerprints at the base.
Good condition.
3” tall ca. 1870
Miniature
“Little
Brown Jug Niagara”
Bennington, Vt origin.
Good condition.
2 1/4” tall ca. 1870
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201
Miniature “Little Brown Jug”.
Bennington, Vt origin. Potter
fingerprints at the base. See
website - this piece has the
original tax stamp still in place
on the bottom. Clay separation in the handle.
3” tall ca. 1870
Miniature “Little
Brown Jug”. Bennington, Vt origin. Good
condition.
2 1/4” tall ca. 1870
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206
Miniature jug with, “Centennia l /Ju ly 4t h /1876”
scribed on the front. Potter fingerprints at the base.
Good condition.
3” tall ca. 1876
Miniature, “Little Brown Jug”
Bennington, VT origin. Good
condition.
3” tall ca. 1870
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207
204
208
Jug”. Bennington, Vt
origin. Rare to see an
Little Brown Jug with the
original use paper label in
tact. “COLOGNE”. Also
the original tax stamp is
still fixed to the bottom.
Good condition.
2 3/4” tall ca. 1870
Lot of four - 3
stoneware bottles
and 1 ovoid jug.
All Unsigned with
some staining from
use and minor wear.
ca. 1870
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213
Lot of 2 less than 1/2
gallon Albany glaze
jugs. The first: Dark
brown glaze with
minor imperfections
in the making. 7”.
The second: Albany
glaze scribed, “F. W.
SCHNEIDER” on
the front. Potter’s
fingerprints at the
base. Minor imperfections in the making. 7 1/2”.
ca. 1880
Small Bristol glaze jar
with original lid. Stenciled
in blue on the front,
“STANDARD/INK-CO/
BUFFALO, N.Y.” Good
condition.
5 1/2” tall ca. 1900
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210
Stoneware soap dish
in an Albany glaze. Pie
crust edge and the potter left his fingerprints
on the bottom. NYS
origin. Uncommon
form. Good condition.
2 1/2” x 6” tall ca. 1870
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Lot of four stoneware salts finished in an ochre glaze. Minor surface
wear.
2 1/2” diam
Lot of two small
stoneware
ink
bottles. Unsigned.
Some staining from
use.
5” & 2 1/2” tall
ca. 1880
Stoneware planter finished inside and out
in a blue cobalt wash. Uncommon form
that fit in a metal stand. Imperfections in
the making.
7 1/2” tall ca. 1880
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216
Stoneware meat tenderizer. In relief on the bottom, “PAT’D DEC 25 1877”. In great, original
condition.
10” tall ca. 1877
Unsigned small stoneware flask.
NYS origin. Stack mark occurred
in making.
6” tall ca. 1830
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Stoneware
churn
guide, rarely accented and this one is in a
cobalt wash. Wear at
the edges from use.
7 1/2” diam
Stoneware
bean
pot. Relief and blue
accented, “BOSTON
BAKED
BEANS” on one
side and children
eating on the opposite side. Age
crazing and stain to
the interior Bristol
glaze. Glued cracks
in the matching,
original lid.
6 1/2” tall
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221
Stoneware coffee pot combing the
tin and pottery trades. Made in
Zanesville, Ohio. Nice color and
complete with wire bale handle.
Good condition.
9” tall ca. 1880
Unsigned
stoneware spittoon with
3 blue incised accent bands. Impressed tool design
at the base and
rim. Attributed to
WHITES UTICA.
There is a chip at
the rim near the
drain hole.
5” tall ca. 1880
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219
Unsigned spittoon/
bowl in the form of
a tree stump finished in a brown
glaze. Attributed to
F. Norton. Good
condition.
3 1/2” x 9” ca. 1870
redware pitcher in a nice mottled
brown glaze. Impressed accent
bands at the rim and body. Probably NY/VT origin. Glaze wear
at the rim and handle from use.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1850
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224
stoneware pitcher attributed to Wingender factory, New Jersey. Relief
man on a barrell on the front, incised
vines on the sides. Glaze imperfections in the making.
9 1/2” tall ca. 1880
Flint enamel/Rockingham glazed candlestick
attributed to Bennington, VT. Great colors.
Old glued crack at the base.
10” tall ca. 1850
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Bennington book flask in a rockingham glaze. 1 pint size with
great color and contrast. Impressed
letters on the spine are difficult to
read. Good condition.
5 1/2” tall ca. 1850
Stoneware YALE mug - hand
thrown - Saltglazed - with incised
and cobalt filled decorations. Made
for F. T. Persons whose name is incised on the side in a scroll as well
as in the bottom. English, Greek,
and Latin verses are incised all
around. Translations available
upon request. Hand incised fence
design all around the base. “Yale
- 94” in a shield on the front. Just
a wonderful one of a kind, painstakingly decorated mug. See website for many additional photos.
6 1/4” tall ca. 1894
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226
Stoneware seated spaniel in a
rockingham glaze. Nice example with the open front leg
form. Probably East Liverpool
Ohio origin. There is an old Professional restoration to a chip in
the snout of the dog.11” tall ca.
1880
Unsigned
miniature
hand thrown stoneware
jar. In brushed blue
on the top half, “R. P.
Cold”. The botton half is
dipped in a cobalt wash.
A decorating technique
attributed to Whites
Pottery Utica, NY.
Probably one of a kind.
Minor chip at the base
on the back, possibly occurred when made.
4 1/8” tall ca. 1880
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227
Bristol glaze handled commemmorative mug in a relieft
tree stump pattern. Incised and
blue accented in a frame on the
front, “W. Schmidt”. Then underlined with a vine design. The
branch stumps are defined with
ochre accents. Probably a one
of a kind. There is a tight line
thru the front.
4 1/2”tall ca. 1880
Unsigned miniature
hand thrown saltglazed
jar. Incised and cobalt
filled floral decorations
front and back. Additional incised line and
hatch work at the rim.
There are old minor
hairlines and chip on
the inside of the rim
which came off a stone
ping.
3 3/8” tall ca. 1825
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228
Hand thrown Albany slip intricately incised stoneware jug.
Decorated with a standing stag,
trees and bird in an oval frame.
Ivy vines and leaves at the rim
and handle. Incised lines accent
the footed base. Incised initials,
“J. W. H.” on the front. “1878” on
the back. Impressed, “J. H.” and a
shield and crown in the base. Probably NYS origin. A wonderful one
of a kind commissioned piece or
commemmorative. Excellent.
6” tall ca. 1878
Unsigned hand thrown
urn shaped miniature jar.
Cobalt blue sponge decoration over the entire exterior
surface. Probably one of a
kind, NYS origin. Good
condition.
3 1/2” tall ca. 1880
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Lot of 2 pottery jug
shaped child’s coin
banks. Some paint
loss to each item.
The first: Green/
blue original paint
with flowers. 5”. The
second: Barn red
paint.
4 1/2”.ca. 1870
Reference book POTTERS AND POTTERIES OF NEW
YORK STATE by
William Ketchum.
Hard cover, second
edition,
copyright
1987. Very good condition.
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238
Stoneware childs coin bank,
beehive shaped, with a knob top.
Excellent.
3 1/2” tall ca. 1880
Reference book. BENNINGTON POTTERY AND
PORCELAIN by Richard
Carter Barrett. Plastic jacket
dust cover. Hard cover. Over
2000 illustrations. First edition, 1958. 350 pages.
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Stoneware child’s coin bank in
a jug form. Relief formed cork
spout. Finished in a great original
red paint surface with traces of
original gilt at the cork. Excellent.
4 1/2” tall ca. 1880
Reference book, Decorated Stoneware Of Cowden, by
Matthew R. Miller is a book on the antique blue decorated
stoneware produced in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. More
extensive than any other book ever produced on these potteries, Decorated Stoneware Of Cowden fully details the story
and history of the nine Harrisburg stoneware manufacturers, moving chronologically from T. H. Willson, Willson’s
& Young, This book includes photographic examples of the
pottery produced by eachJohn Young, William Moyer, J. W.
Cowden, Cowden & Wilcox, F. H. Cowden, Cowden & Son,
to Cowden & Company .In addition to genealogy and history
on the owners, potters, and potteries from this era, Decorated
Stoneware Of Cowden is a full sized 8.5” x 11” hardbound
book, 176 pages in length, and features over 400 color
photographs of Harrisburg blue decorated stoneware. This
book includes photographic examples of the pottery produced
by each Harrisburg maker, as well as advertisements, sale bills,
maps, blue prints, owners and employees. The photographs of
stoneware range from typical pieces to some of the rarest and
most extravagantly decorated stoneware ever produced, and
also includes a large number of pieces which have never before
reached the public eye. This Book Is Not Available In Book
Stores. (Price includes shipping). 15 available at this price - no
bidding necessary
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Unsigned unusual stoneware bank.
Early cylinder saltglazed form in a
mottled brown glaze. Large coin slot
in the top. Attributed to Crolius or
Commeraw NYC. Rare. There are
some minor chips at the base.
8 1/4” tall ca. 1800
Reference book. The Birds of Bennington, by Steven B. Leder and Fred
Cesana. Illustrated rarity guide to bird
designs of the Bennington, VT factories. Soft cover, first edition, 1981.
Excellent.
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Lot #241 Min. Bid $3,500
*Lot #243Min. Bid $1,200
W. H. FARRAR & CO GEDDES NY 3 gallon jug. Decorated with an
extraordinary example of their bird amidst a bouquet of flowers. This
design also has in handscript,” Geddesburgh” thru a blue wash at the
base. Glaze imperfections in the making including some blister to the
thick blue cobalt application that has been filled in a few spots.
16” tall ca. 1870
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 3 gallon jug. Decorated
with this factory’s bird in a wreath design. Notice the large rooster comb
on the bird, uncommon on this design. Blue accents at the handle. Stack
marks in the making. Completed with a great, carved wooden stopper.
Featured in Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M. Miller, page 96.
15” tall ca. 1870
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*Lot #242 Min. Bid $12,000
COWDEN & WILCOX HARRISBURG PA 3 gallon jug. Decorated
with their rare bird in a garden design. This one has an unusal dotted
tail and many strong brush accent strokes to enhance and frame the
dancing flowers. featured in Decorated Stoneware of Cowden, by M.
Miller, page 111. Stack marks and there is a minor short clay separation
off a stone ping at the base on the right. No damage.
15” tall ca.1870
J. & E. NORTON BENNINGTON VT 2 gallon jug with the classic
logo design of a pheasant on the stump in great blue. Blue at the maker’s
mark. Stack marks and other imperfections in the making. Also in the
making, 2 stone pings on the right side, one goes thru to the inside.
13 1/2” tall ca. 1865
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